How does a researcher do research? How do they communicate their findings?
It all depends on the discipline (subject area) in which they are working.
It's always hard to read research findings written by experts for experts.
By the time you are an expert in your major, you will be:
Scholarly Articles can be long and dense, but most scholarly articles have a structure. Once you understand the structure of the texts, they become easier to read and understand.
Components | Key Points |
---|---|
Abstract |
|
Introduction |
|
Methods/ Methodology |
|
Discussion |
|
Conclusion |
|
References |
|
Not all research papers are organized in such a manner, but all research papers provide these components whether they are labeled thus or not.
At about the 7 min mark, the video talks about a strategy for skimming.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 Generic License.